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At Petaluma Bounty, we stand in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. George Floyd’s murder on May 25th, 2020 is part of a larger web and long history of systemic anti-Black and Brown police violence and racism. Anger, action, outrage, and sadness have filled streets and conversations along with demands that we not look away. Led by the Black Continue Reading →
UPDATE July 2020: Due to the unprecedented demand for CalFresh/SNAP funds at the state and federal level, Petaluma Bounty was not awarded a grant to cover the 50% discount for CalFresh customers at local farm stands and CSA’s. We need your help today to be able to offer these services for Singing Frogs Farm and Petaluma Bounty CalFresh customers. Note, Continue Reading →
For a long time the word “sustainability” spoke most directly to environmental conservation efforts. As we increasingly become cognizant of the nodes that connect our physical environment, our economy, human physical and mental health, and social equity, the word can’t quite seem to carry all of that well anymore. Even just focusing on the agricultural sector, we see many different Continue Reading →
As we are in the process of reflecting back on the year, we are so thankful for all of those that have donated to us, whether it was the change from their produce purchase or a large donation from a business; we could not do what we do without every donation that comes our way. At the Bounty Farm, we Continue Reading →
As we recap what the Bounty was able to accomplish this year, we have to recognize that this year was unlike any year in our recent history. As a farm-based community food security project, the Bounty offers a unique perspective to advocacy efforts. We drive for organizational, institutional, and governmental policy that benefits both low-income consumers and food producers with Continue Reading →
Dear Community, Petaluma Bounty seeks to address food insecurity at its roots while having the nimbleness to address the acute crises that arise in these unprecedented times. We are tireless in our commitment and ambitious in our goals. We need YOUR support to continue doing this multi-faceted, broad-based, systems-informed work in our community, from the neighborhood to the national level. Continue Reading →
This month’s Farmer Update is broken down much how the farmer’s brain is at any given moment: in constant reflection, focused on the current task at hand, and looking ahead to the next endeavor. Reflection: November was the final farm push to wrap up a long, full season. Field take down is an intentional process; drip line and stakes are carefully collected and stored for reuse, Continue Reading →
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